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Sunday, October 30, 2011

On the way to BLISTER: Morgidoo's Christmas Carol

There's always something cooking in nature, and so far she has been happily cooperating by keeping the snow upstairs for now.Right.Guess what, I saw a snowbird today, so snow is not far behind. Cold snow....now don't you wish snow was warm as popcorn?

Here at Incoming Bytes, we are happy to announce that Morgidoo's Christmas Carol,a new Christmas standard for young and old alike, is on the way to the tiny village of Blister....

Visitors arrive at Blister

A story from the ages for all ages, Morgidoo's Christmas Carol spans centuries and generations. The Great Silver Bell rang for generations in the Age of Light, and people sang Christmas songs and celebrated with joy, because they were always happy.

Best of all, Snow was as warm as popcorn ....until early one morning, the ancient bell-ringer discovers the treasured silver bell is missing....and snow has turned cold.

The village of Blister. and Morgidoo, the boy who searches for the Great Silver Bell both become timeless legends.......

Coming soon to YOU.....

Morgidoo's Christmas Carol will be available as an eBook very soon......

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